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America First News
6 Jun 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Horowitz Video: The Moral Depravity of the Democrat Party
David Horowitz speaks about the moral depravity of the Democrat Party at The Brown Palace in Denver, discussing the Marxist takeover of schools, corruption of the 2020 election, and more. His book, "Final Battle: The Next Election Could Be the Last," reveals the left's end game in creating a one-party socialist state. Horowitz's book has been banned by major media outlets, including Fox News, and has not been included on The New York Times' bestseller list. Horowitz states that Republican and conservative failures to aggressively fight against anti-American, Marxist left ideologies and policies are the cause of the disasters befallen in the United States.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Jamie Glazov on Barak Lurie Podcast: The Motive Behind the Transgender Movement
Barak Lurie and Jamie Glazov discuss the motive behind the transgender movement along with Biden's negative impact on the country, the Left's true nature, and more. Tune into the podcast to learn more.
Breitbart: Minnesota DOC Pays for Inmate's Sex Change Operation
Transgender inmate in Minnesota will receive $500,000 and a sex change operation following a lawsuit settlement over alleged mistreatment in prison. Craig Lusk, who transitioned to Christina in 2018, will be transferred to an all-women's prison, becoming the first time in the state’s history, according to MPR news. Lusk sued the Department of Corrections for harassment and misgendering, and claimed the prison system violated the state’s Human Rights Act and Minnesota Constitution. The Department of Corrections will cover the cost of Lusk’s urgeonny, as she is constitutionally obligated to receive medically necessary care for gender dysphoria.
Townhall: I Feel Better in Europe
The writer, after traveling to Europe for years and visiting 130 countries, has begun to envy Europeans due to the absence of certain pathologies present in the US. Although Europe's leftists loathe conservatives, support environmentalism and COVID vaccinations, they don't push gender ideology or have trans tensions that are affecting American life, nor do they have homeless encampments or tents pitched on city sidewalks. In the writer's opinion, Europeans seem less tense than Americans, and he feels freer in Europe than in America.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Bud Light Maker Fined for Violations of EPA's Chemical Accident Prevention Rules
Anheuser-Busch will have to pay a $537,000 fine and carry out mandatory safety reviews over violations of federal requirements related to chemical accidents at 11 of its breweries. The violations were related to the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act and the Clean Air Act’s chemical accident prevention requirements. The Bud Light maker was found guilty of non-compliance because of its failure to comply with recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices. Anhydrous ammonia, which the breweries have used in refrigeration, is hazardous to skin, eyes, and lungs and requires strict safety measures. The EPA's decision sends a clear message to companies that they must abide by regulations designed to protect communities and the environment.
Anheuser-Busch, the company that makes Bud Light, faces significant market backlash and a boycott due to its April partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The Bud Light maker's market value has plunged by over $15 billion due to boycotts and criticism from conservatives, who accused the brand of promoting a transgender agenda. Kid Rock used Bud Light cans as target practice to express his anger, while Florida governor Ron DeSantis boycotted the company. Experts predict a 12-13% volume decline in sales in the near future. Anheuser-Busch's CEO, Michel Doukeris, says that the ongoing boycott is a result of "misinformation" and social media "confusion."
Townhall: Mike Rowe Is on a Mission to Reverse the 'Unspeakable Stupidity' of Devaluing Work
Mike Rowe, host of "Dirty Jobs," recently testified to Congress about the need to promote skilled trades over college degrees to save the economy. He argues that taking shop classes out of high school was an "unspeakable stupidity" and that vocational education needs a PR makeover. Rowe's foundation, mikeroweWORKS, is creating PSAs to showcase real people who have succeeded in skilled trade professions and make people think differently about work. He believes that getting people to think differently about the definition of a good job is necessary to make America great again.
The Epoch Times: US Treasury Can Meet All Obligations After Debt Ceiling Suspension
Treasury can meet payment obligations following debt ceiling suspension, preventing a $92 billion shortfall, including adjustment to Social Security and Medicare trust funds. $15 billion of one-day cash management bills were auctioned on Friday, with $61 billion in six-month bills and $68 billion in three-month bills auctioned after the debt ceiling legislation was signed. Total borrowing for the April-June quarter is planned to be $726 billion, with an end-June cash balance of $550 billion.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: An Archbishop’s Moment of Truth
Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles, Jose Gomez, has an opportunity to stand up against the “woke” movement by taking action against the promotion of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence at the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Pride Night. The “sisters” are a group of homosexual and transgender men who ridicule Catholicism by dressing up as nuns, however, they have recently adopted social activism as a new mission. Gomez must do more than condemn the troupe’s theatrical acts; he must draw attention to the troupe’s attempt to groom children and its advocacy of sex-change surgery. He must organize a boycott of both the Dodgers and Los Angeles Times.
#crime
Breitbart: Woman Accused of Attempting to Murder Unborn Baby with Abortion Pills
A woman in Florida attempted to bribe a man to slip abortion pills to his pregnant ex-fiancee. The woman had allegedly created a fake Facebook account with the pregnant woman’s name and photo, likely to thwart the investigation, according to Hernando County Sheriff’s Office. Haley Raborn, 21, has subsequently been arrested and charged with soliciting and attempted murder on an unborn child by injury to the mother and tampering with fabricating physical evidence.
The Epoch Times: Former FBI Agent Robert Hanssen, Who Was Convicted of Spying for Russia, Dies in Prison
Robert Hanssen, a former FBI agent who spied for the Soviet Union and Russia, died in prison at the age of 79 from natural causes. Hanssen pleaded guilty to espionage charges in 2001 and was serving a life sentence without parole. Over the course of 16 years, Hanssen provided highly classified national security information to Moscow in exchange for over $1.4 million worth of cash, bank funds, and diamonds.
#sports
Fox News: Golden Knights blow out Panthers, 7-2, in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals
Vegas Golden Knights dominated Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final against Florida Panthers in a stunning 7-2 victory, with Jonathan Marchessault scoring twice and setting up an early blitz that chased Panthers' Sergei Bobrovsky from the game. Brett Howden also scored twice, and four other players contributed as well. The victory gave Vegas a 2-0 lead in the series, with Game 3 taking place in Florida on Thursday.
The Epoch Times: Lebron James to Flag Away Centenary Le Mans 24 Hours Race
LeBron James will be the official starter for the 24 Hours of Le Mans race this weekend. He will join a list of celebrity starters who have carried out the ceremonial role over the decades. James is a partner in Fenway Sports Group, who co-own the RFK Racing NASCAR team.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Explore South Dakota’s Hidden Adventure Paradise
The Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota offers endless opportunities for exploration and adventure. This pristine land features towering rock spires, scenic trails for mountain biking, and narrow creeks ideal for paddling. The area's wild and primitive feel is enhanced by its status as a sacred place for many of the local Native tribes. Must-try activities include climbing the freestanding towers in the Needles, biking the Victoria Lake Loop and the Centennial Trail, and paddling Spearfish Creek and Redwater River.